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Blow, Gabriel, Blow - Angell & Taylor, Michigras Parade, April 1956

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Ann Arbor News, April 21, 1956
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GABRIEL BLOWS: The angel Gabriel and his trumpet provided the inspiration for this Michigras float. This and most of the other floats used hundreds of colored napkins to obtain a floral effect.

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1956
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April
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Mickey & Minnie Mouse Rock and Roll - Chi Phi & Kappa Delta, Michigras Parade, April 1956

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Ann Arbor News, April 21, 1956
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MOUSE AN SPOUSE MAKE BIG HIT: This float featuring Mickey and Minnie Mouse made an especially big hit with the small fry. The mouse figures were mounted on turntables for animation.

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1956
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April
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And He Called For His Fiddlers Three - Cook & Alpha Sigma Phi, Michigras Parade, April 1956

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Ann Arbor News, April 21, 1956
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NURSERY RHYME BROUGHT TO LIFE: Gay costumes and huge papier mache heads featured this float depicting Old King Cole and his fiddlers Three, traditional nursery rhyme characters.

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1956
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April
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Ann Arbor High School's production of "Pirates of Penzance," April 1944

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Ann Arbor News, February 28, 1944
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PLAY LEADS IN "PIRATES OF PENZANCE": Ellen Gleason as Mable and William Heath as Frederick will have two of the leading roles in "The Pirates of Penzance," which the music department of the Ann Arbor High school is presenting tonight and tomorrow night in the Pattengill auditorium in the high school. The operetta is directed by Miss Rosemarie Grentzer

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1944
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April
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Ypsilanti Kiwanians Work at New Park, July 1955

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Ann Arbor News, July 11, 1955
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COMMUNITY WORK BEE AT NEW YPSILANTI PARK: Ypsilanti Kiwanians, aided by volunteer workers and members of American Legion Post 408, spent all day Saturday at the new Park Ridge park, installing swings and other playground equipment, mowing grass on the 12-acre site and setting posts (above) for an elaborate circle drive and parking area. It was the fifth such work bee since Kiwanians undertook development of the southside area last year. Here, Andrew F. Smith (right), chairman of the Kiwanis committee sponsoring the project, aids Louis J. Kress (center) and Ypsilanti High School Coach Ron Isbell install posts marking the circle drive.

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1955
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July
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Kiwanians Present Audiometer to Rackham School of Special Education, January 1956

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Ann Arbor News, January 12, 1956
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KIWANIANS PRESENT AUDIOMETER TO RACKHAM SCHOOL: A new audiometer was given to the Rackham School of Special Education in Ypsilanti yesterday by the Ypsilanti Kiwanis Club. The equipment, which replaces an obsolete model, will be used to checkhearing of Rackham pupils and to aid hard-of-hearing children in other Ypsilanti schools. Future teacers enrolled at Michigan State Normal College will also be trained in useof the audiometer. Here, Marilyn Weeks, instructor in the Rackham primary deaf department, demonstrates the audiometer with four-year-old Linda Bruce. Watching (left to right) are Carroll Curtis, Kiwanis vice-president; T. S. Weber, immediate past-president of the club; and Dr. Morvin A. Wirtz, Rackham director.

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1956
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January
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Kiwanians Open Their Annual 3-Day Rummage Sale, November 1956

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Ann Arbor News, November 15, 1956
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KIWANIS SALE OPENS: Ypsilanti Kiwanians opened their annual three-day rummage sale shortly after 8 a.m. today. Items ranging from clothing to furniture, implements and foodstuffs were being offered. Proceeds from the sale will go into the Kiwanis fund for work with underprivileged children. Evertt C. (Eddie) Edwards is chairman of the sale, which will be open until 8 p.m. today, from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. tomorrow and from 8 a.m. until 3:30 p.m. Saturday. Last year's sale netted the Kiwanians some $1,800.

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1956
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November
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Ypsilanti Kiwanians Erect New Traffic Sign, November 1959

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Ann Arbor News, November 23, 1959
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NEW TRAFFIC SIGN ERECTED: The Ypsilanti Kiwanis Club, in co-operation with the citizen Safety-Traffic Committee, has given the city this traffic safety sign, which has been erected at the point intersection of W. Michigan Ave. and Congress St. behind an historical stone marker. When complete, the sign will record traffic accidents and fatalities during the year, and have an arrow pointing to the new Ypsilanti Police Department directly across W. Michigan.

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1959
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November
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Quirk Gardens Cleaned by Ypsilanti Kiwanis, May 1961

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Ann Arbor News, May 26, 1961
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QUIRK GARDENS BEING CLEANED UP: Ypsilanti Kiwanis Club members yesterday launched a three-day work bee to restore former large landscaped gardens at the rear of the city's Quirk Home building (top rear), where Municipal Court and other city offices will be located early next month. The garden area, below the large house which the city recently purchased, is fenced and on the same level as the adjoining Riverside Park. Kiwanians working at the site yesterday included (left to right) Samuel W. Walthour, the Rev. William R. Shaw and William C. Durant.

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1961
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May
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Charter Night Planned for new Kiwanis Club of Greater Ypsilanti, July 1959

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Ann Arbor News, July 9, 1959
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CHARTER NIGHT PLANNED: Officials of the new Kiwanis Club of Greater Ypsilanti met last night ot plan the organization's charter night banquet Aug. 27. The new group, which meets Thursday nights, was organized by the Ypsilanti Kiwanis Club, which holds its meetings at noon on Mondays. Going over plans for the chartering affair are (seated) Harold D. Beadle (left) of the "luncheon" Kiwanis Club and Edwin E. Ensign, first president of the new organization. Standing is Charles M Getson, jr., chairman of the charter banquet arrangements for the "dinner" Kiwanians.

Year
1959
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July
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Ypsilanti Welcomes Its 'Mayor For A Day' at Kiwanis Lunch, May 1954

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Ann Arbor News, May 5, 1954
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Ypsilanti Welcomes Its 'Mayor For A Day': Yale Mayor John J Kaatz (second from left), was officially welcomed as Ypsilanti's "mayor for a day" at a breakfast this morning in the Huron Hotel. Kaatz, exchanging with Ypsilanti Mayor Carl J. Scheffler, is mayor of a small woolen manufacturing town in northwest St. Clair county. On hand to greet him today were City Manager N. G. Damoose (left), Mayor pro-tem Doris E. Milliman, Councilman Everett C. (Eddie) Edwards (center background), and Councilman Rodney E. Hutchinson (right). Kaatz toured the Ypsilanti Ford plant and Willow Run Airport before guesting with the Kiwanis Club this noon.

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1954
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May
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Drama Season Players Jennifer Howard and Henry Garrard, May 1949

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Ann Arbor News, May 3, 1949
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JOIN DRAMA SEASON COMPANY: H Jennifer Howard and Henry Garrard will appear in the Drama Season's opening production, "Ah, Wilderness!" Garrard will play the juvenile lead, Richard, while Miss Howard is cast as Belle.

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1949
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May
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Drama Season Players Henry Garrard, Ernest Truex, Mary Jackson, Frieda Altman, and Sylvia Field, May 1949

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Ann Arbor News, May 3, 1949
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DRAMA SEASON ACTORS BEGIN REHEARSALS: Rehearsals for "Ah, Wilderness!", the opening play of the five-week Ann Arbor Drama Season, are under way at Lydia Mendelssohn Theater,. Ernest Truex (second from right), Broadway and Hollywood star, goes over the dialogue with (left to right) Mary Jackson, Frieda Altman, Sylvia Field (Mrs. Truex), and young Barry Truex. "Ah, Wilderness!" opens Monday night for a six-day run.

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1949
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May
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Ypsilanti Children's Parade, June 1950

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Ann Arbor News, June 30, 1950
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BRINGING HOME THE DRAGON: Five children in the foreground, dressed in Chinese costumes, are shown dragging a fierce paper mache "dragon" during yesterday's Children's Day parade in Ypsilanti. The dragon was safely lodged in a tent a few yards farther on after the parade until placed in its cage (the truck of a car) for its return home. Closely following the paper dragon are three "soldiers" and a clown.

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1950
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June
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Goldilocks and the Three Bears in the Ypsilanti Children's Parade, June 1950

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Ann Arbor News, July 30, 1950
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THE THREE BEARS: This quartet depicted three bears of nuersery rhyme fame, complete with a fair-haired "Goldilocks" in the American Legion Children's Day parade staged yesterday in Ypsilanti. The parade was one event on the Legion's week-long Fourth of July celebration in Ypsilanti.

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1950
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June
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Ypsilanti Children's Parade, June 1950

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WEEPING COOK: Complete with kitchen paraphernalia, this youngster had a tough time negotiating the three-block-long route of the parade. Some of the 3,000 Children's Day parade spectators wondered whether or not the bowl was to catch the years shed by the "cook" during the march.

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1950
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June
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Eve Schmale, of the Retired Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP), May 1974

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Ann Arbor News, May 26, 1974
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Eve Schmale saw no reason why an accident that blinded her 10 years ago should mean turning away from years of volunteer service. When one agency couldn't find enough for her to do, she got in touch with Retired Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP), and ended up as coordinator of volunteers at the Washtenaw Intermediate School District. She marvels at the "inspired" WISD program, which, she says, enables mentally retarded people to "live like human beings instead of in institutions."

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1974
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May
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Retired Construction Worker Leo Hayes of the Retired Senior Volunteer Program, June 1977

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Ann Arbor News, June 16, 1977
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Retired Construction Worker Leo Hayes does home maintenance work for people on fixed incomes who can't afford to hire tradesmen.

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1977
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June
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A student at the Japanese-American School in Bloomfield Hills, November 1989

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Ann Arbor News, November 14, 1989
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Students of the Japanese School of Detroit, which held an open house to teach Michigan educators how to work with their Japanese pupils.

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1989
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November
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Newlyweds Choon Cha Lee and Carl Kwak Walk on Garden Path, May 1942

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Ann Arbor News, May 23, 1942
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Married in Garden: The garden of Dr. and Mrs. W. Carl Rufus on Arlington Blvd., was the scene of the wedding yesterday of Choon Cha Lee of E. Huron St. and Carl Kwak of Chicago, Ill.

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1942
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May
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Lourdes Diokno's Children Point Out Favorite Filipino Dishes, August 1974

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1974
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August
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Mrs. Ananias Diokno does lots of Polynesian cooking which, she explains, is a combination of Spanish, Chinese and Indonesian cooking. Her Lumpia, Pancit, Leche Flan and Shanghai Eggrolls are all Polynesian favorites which Lourdes' family and friends often request that she make. (Caption for a related photo, published on August 13, 1974)

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Nikki Arixumi and Eun Chung Mah Celebrate Asian Pacific American Heritage Week at Clague School, May 1989

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Ann Arbor News, May 4, 1989
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CULTURE FANS - Nikki Arixumi and Eun Chung Mah display a pair of colorful fans during a celebration of Asian-Pacific American Heritage Week at Clague School. Students learned something about a different country each day and display cases highlighted the school's cultural diversity.

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1989
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May
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Kiwanis Club of Greater Ypsilanti Receives New Charter, August 1959

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Ann Arbor News, August 28, 1959
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RECEIVES KIWANIS CHARTER: E. Edwin Ensign (center), president of the new Greater Ypsilanti Kiwanis Club, receives the club charter from Sidney F. Main (left) of Harrison, governor of the Michigan District of Kiwanis International. The framed certificate was presented last night during a charter night program for the new club at the First Methodist Church in Ypsilanti. At right is Duane Bauer of Whitmore Lake, lieutenant governor for Michigan Kiwanis Division 6. More than 300 Kiwanians and guests attended the dinner meeting.

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1959
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August
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Miyuki O. Mascot, editor and publisher of the the Japan Detroit Press, July 1991

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Ann Arbor News, August 8, 1991
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Miyuki O. Mascot is editor and publisher of the Japan Detroit Press, which occupies a small room at her home overlooking Belleville Lake. Her husband, J. David Mascot, handles advertising and business functions.

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1991
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July
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Pete Seeger at the Michigan Theater, March 1981

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Ann Arbor News, March 22, 1981
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VINTAGE SEEGER -- Folk singer Pete Seeger charmed the audience at the Michigan Theatre Saturday afternoon, and very few in the sellout crowd left with frowns on their faces, or without songs in their hearts, or without feeling a little more hopeful about it all than they had a couple of hours before. A review of Seeger's benefit performance for the Ark by Jeff Mortimer will appear in Monday's Ann Arbor News

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1981
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March
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Pete Seeger on stage at the Michigan Theater, March 1981

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Ann Arbor News, March 23, 1981
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Sight readers from the audience join Seeger on stage at the beginning of the second set Saturday for a few rounds learned during the intermission.

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1981
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March
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Pete Seeger at the Michigan Theater, March 1981

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Ann Arbor News, March 23, 1981
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Peter Seeger swept the audience off its feet in an overwhelming and nostalgic benefit performance for the Ark. A review by Jeff Mortimer appears on Page B-6.

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1981
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March
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RSVP Volunteers Robert Lovelace and Anne Parks at Veterans Hospital, March 1975

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Ann Arbor News, March 30, 1975
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Volunteers Robert Lovelace, Anne Parks, At Veterans Hospital

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1975
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March
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Mural Painting In Midtown Park At Huron & Main Street, November 1973

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Ann Arbor News, November 11, 1973
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Debbie Miller, Richard Peak, artist Jon Lockard, and Dani Romirez are working on the mural on the wall of the building next to the mini park at Huron and Main streets. The mural, which eventually will depict two city scapes – a polluted city and a clean city – is expected to be completed by the end of this week depending on the weather. The creativity is being donated by Lockard and his art class at Washtenaw Community College. Materials for the mural are being donated by WCC. Boy Scouts have planted over 700 tullip and daffodil bulbs in the park.

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1973
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November
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Oma Roberston, RSVP volunteer of the year, June 1984

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Ann Arbor News, June 27, 1984
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For the lady of smiles it was just natural that Oma Robertson would grin over her RSVP Volunteer of the Year Award.

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1984
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June
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Retired Senior Volunteers Work For the Kidney Foundation, March 1982

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Ann Arbor News, March 5, 1982
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R.S.V.P. volunteers work with a staff member to assemble donation holders for the Kidney Foundation. From left are: Lucille Bruce, Karen White (program assistant and group leader), Isabelle Jung and Helen Garner.

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1982
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March
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Chinese Family, Separated For 30 Years, Reunited In Michigan, June 1981

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Ann Arbor News, June 11, 1981
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TRACING HIS ROUTE - Chun Lau (second from left) looks on as his son, Lewis Lim, points to the section of China where Lau was imprisoned. His daughter, Lisa, and his wife, Shui Fong Lam, look on. Their reunion this month ended a 30-year separation.

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1981
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June
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Chef Ching Tan Kung Demonstrates The Chinese Art Of Noodle Making At Emerald City Restaurant, February 1994

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Ann Arbor News, February 23, 1994
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CHINESE ART - Emerald City restaurant chef Ching Tan Kung pulls dough while demonstrating the Chinese art of making hand-pulled noodles. Kung starts with a large clump of dough and separates it by hand into many strands of noodles. He put on a demonstration for the public Tuesday. Kung will also be part of a Chinese Food Fair from noon-4 p.m. on Sunday at Dominos Farms, Lobby G. Sixteen area restaurants will participate. The food fair will be sponsored by the Chinese American Educational and Cultural Center of Michigan. For more information, call 663-0099.

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1994
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February
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The Comstock Triplets - Connie, Julie, & Tim, Celebrate Their Second Birthday, March 1958

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Ann Arbor News, March 13, 1958
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THREE ARE TWO: Today is the second birthday for the Comstock triplets - (left to right) Connie, Julie and Tim - and, while they seem a bit apprehensive about the photographer, things probably brightened up when it came time to eat their cake. The parents, Dr. and Mrs. Frank W. Comstock of 3139 Baylis Dr., Pittsfield township, have five other youngsters. The triplets weighed a total of almost 21 pounds at birth.

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1958
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March
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The Comstock Triplets Displayed By Nurses At St. Joseph's Mercy Hospital, March 1956

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Ann Arbor News, March 13, 1956
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TRIPLETS 'POSE' SHORTLY AFTER BIRTH: Less than three hours old, Ann Arbor's newest (and huskiest) set of triplets is shown off for the photographer by nurses at St. Joseph's Mercy Hospital. Two girls and a boy, they were just born to Dr. and Mrs. Frank W. Comstock of 3139 Baylis Dr. and had a combined weight of just under 21 pounds. Left to right: Mrs. Kenneth MacAdam with Triplet A, a girl weighing 7 pounds 1 1/2 ounces; Mrs. Wilbur Calcut with Triplet B, a girl, 6 pounds 14 ounces; and Sister Mary Cordelia, R.S.M., with Triplet C, a boy, 7 pounds even. Names have not been selected as yet.

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1956
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March
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